Accepting a technician job and going for an interview are two very different things. Just because you go to an interview, act interested, and give it your full effort, it doesn’t mean you need to accept the job offer. In any career choice, it is always a good idea to accept and attend an interview,
A Visit to Northern Wisconsin—With a Different Purpose I recently traveled to the Northwoods of Wisconsin. If you’ve never been, I highly recommend making the trip, especially in the fall. The peaceful landscapes and winding roads usually offer a welcome escape. But this visit wasn’t for pleasure—it was a somber one. I drove to Antigo,
Thinking about a career as an automotive technician? If you're exploring career options and wondering whether the automotive industry is a good fit, becoming an automotive technician might be the perfect choice. It’s a hands-on, high-demand job ideal for people who love problem solving, working with their hands, and avoiding a desk-bound routine. In this
If you're a mechanic or automotive technician preparing for a job interview, it's not just about answering questions—it's about asking the right ones. Asking smart questions can help you learn more about the shop's culture, pay structure, workload, training, equipment, and career growth opportunities. In this guide, we've gathered 40+ important interview questions technicians should
When starting a career as an auto or diesel technician, you might gain a general sense of the field through YouTube videos, blogs, and podcasts. However, these resources only scratch the surface. With 79% of technicians having considered leaving the industry, it’s clear people who are interested in pursuing a career as a technician need
Preparing for a technician or mechanic job interview? One of the most common questions we hear is, "What should I wear to a mechanic job interview?" First impressions matter, and dressing professionally can help you stand out from other candidates—even in a hands-on industry like automotive and diesel repair. In this guide, we break down
From my rather short time as an actual technician, I remember being somewhat frustrated by the lack of clarity on where my career was headed. It really wasn't a topic of conversation that was had regularly, and it felt like a really awkward question to bring up to management. Now that I've been on both
Dear Technicians, I wanted to write a note directly to all of you. First off, I want to tell you how much I respect each and every one of you. I feel like you are constantly being misunderstood by the industry. I get the feeling that this causes a bunch of frustration — enough frustration
